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Your client calls and asks whether the sale of an asset is permitted under its credit agreement or whether such a sale triggers a mandatory prepayment. A prohibition or restriction under an existing credit agreement could impact the structure or timing of the transaction—or whether the borrower can pursue it at all. Read this practice note explaining how you should proceed when a client calls and asks whether the sale of an asset is permitted under a credit agreement.
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